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“Being rebellious and black, a nonconformist, being cool and hip and angry and sophisticated and ultra clean, whatever else you want to call it—I was all those things and more.” --Miles Davis
The turn to exquisitely styled casual dress in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s revolutionized fashion. Black designers and wearers were at the center of redefining how people dress and show up—as themselves—to work and play. Resisting authoritative norms of dress, they donned khaki, knitted cardigans, tracksuits, and denim, which came to manifest the art of being unbothered and dexterous.
See these on view in “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,” opening May 10. #SuperfineStyle
🧵 Dapper Dan of Harlem. Daniel Day (American, b. 1944). Jacket worn by Jam Master Jay aka Jason Mizell, 1987.
🧵 Louis Vuitton. Virgil Abloh (American, Rockford, Illinois 1980–2021 Chicago). Ensemble, autumn/winter 2021–22 menswear.
#MetGala
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If you still have a library in your home you are a special person and the world needs you
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The Golden State Warriors eating @BrainFoodMem today. We the #1 NBA Choice when teams come to town 🧠
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GG says the hardest part about his journey back was feeling like he was ready. The easiest part was gaining weight (20 pounds).
“Shoutout Brain Food Memphis. They got a lot of my money” 😂
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Country artist Shaboozey's “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” has earned its 12th week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming the biggest country charting hit of the decade globally. becauseofthemwecan.com/blogs…
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Southern University just graduated the largest class of Black male nurses in the school’s 140+-year history. becauseofthemwecan.com/blogs…
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Sebastian Wilson is an 11-year-old restaurateur who just recently opened 'Sebastian’s Spices and Slices,' a new pizzeria in Brooklyn. becauseofthemwecan.com/blogs…
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Dr. D’Wayne Edwards, a trailblazing footwear designer and educator with over 50 patents, has collaborated with Target to release the ÜNOS by Sz collection, a new adjustable footwear line. becauseofthemwecan.com/blogs…
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Replying to @EARNMrewards
@EARNMrewards is teaming up with @launchblockcom for the upcoming SmartNode Sale 🎉
Launchblock is a digital asset fundraising platform, revolutionizing accessible project participation.
Through this collaboration, the community has the chance to get SmartNodes at a special discounted price and unlock access to 15% of the total $EARNM reward pool 💰
Stay tuned 👀
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Had to come hear what Memphis @mayorpaulyoung (seated, second from left) has to say about how Black mayors are covered by the media. #NABJ24
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Happy Birthday to Emmett Till. He would've been 83 years old today.
At just 14, two white men kidnapped and brutally murdered him through mutilation for 'whistling' at a white woman.
decades later, Carolyn Bryant admitted to lying that Emmett Till made a pass at her.
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Summer is Calypso! To make it the best one ever we are giving away Calypso Party Packs! Click the link to enter for your chance to WIN your very own Calypso Party Pack.
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Focus on the next right move
Then the next one
Then the next one
Then the next one
Future belongs to those who can keep stacking daily
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Allow me to re introduce myself. My name is Stacie your Curvy Coach.I am the owner of Fitplug Memphis and Sweet Blinx Beauty. I have the Fits that make you Thick and Waist Trainers! I am also a Hairstylist/ Lash tech. I own stocks and crypto. I tweet crypto, hair,and workouts.
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Don’t just buy Fast Car. Buy the whole damn album. Every song is a banger.
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Saw a tiktok where a black lady explained some of the lesser known privileges of being wealthy. The one thing that jumped out was when she said having money means you have the luxury of listening to your body. She explained how we ignore our bodies in survival mode





























